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Minor Injuries Reported In O’Brien County Collision
November 9, 2024
(Primghar)– Minor injuries were reported in a two vehicle collision earlier this week in O’Brien county. Authorities there say 20-year-old Riely Andringa of Sheldon was driving a 2011 Chevrolet Silverado and 35-year-old Christopher Cammann of Sanborn was driving a 2023 Dodge Ram. Deputies say Cammann was westbound on Highway 18 near the intersection with Oriole […]
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Nov. 20th Is Deadline For DRHAP Applications
November 8, 2024
(DES MOINES) – The Iowa Finance Authority announced today that the deadline for eligible homeowners to apply for up to $50,000 for the repair or rehabilitation of their disaster-impacted home through the Disaster Recovery Housing Assistance Program (DRHAP) is Nov. 20, 2024. Governor Reynolds allocated $15 million to the program, which has already issued […]
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Latest Update Continues To Show Severe Drought In Most Of NW Iowa
November 8, 2024
(Undated)– While much of northwest Iowa is still dealing with Severe Drought, rain over the past week has resulted in improved conditions statewide. According to the Iowa Drought Monitor map released Thursday, less than two-thirds of the state has either Moderate or Severe Drought, down from nearly 90 percent last week. Over 50 percent of […]
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Nominees Announced For 3A District Associate Judge Vacancy
November 8, 2024
(Sioux City)– Kristi Busse of Spencer and Elizabeth Specketer of Rembrandt have been selected as nominees for the 3A District Associate Judge vacancy. The 3A Judicial Nominating Commission made the selections during a meeting Thursday. The vacancy was created by the appointment of the Honorable Andrew Smith to the District Court Bench. Six applicants were […]
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Okoboji Community Schools To Hold Public Input Event
November 8, 2024
(Milford)– The Okoboji Community School District will be holding a public input event, known as a “charette”, Wednesday, November 20th from 5:00 until 7:00 pm at the Okoboji High School Commons. Superintendent Todd Abrahamson says the session will be facilitated by Co-Op, the architectural firm assisting the district in the design process for the new […]
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Clay County Tourism Seeking Photos For Visitor’s Guide
November 8, 2024
(Spencer)– Clay County Tourism is launching a photo contest to gather images for the 2025-2026 Clay County Visitor Guide. They’re specifically looking for scenes highlighting Clay county’s events, places, people, local businesses and hidden gems. Images need to be submitted no later than December 15th, 2024. No prizes will be awarded but officials say any […]
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Collision In SW Minnesota Involving Car & Semi Claims A Life
November 8, 2024
(Windom, Mn.)– A collision Thursday evening in Windom involving a car and a semi claimed a life. The Minnesota State Patrol says 76-year-old Terry Fredin of Windom was driving a 2016 Ford Edge Southbound on Cindy Street and 30-year-old Eric Murcia of Springfield, Minnesota was driving a 2007 Peterbilt semi westbound on Highway 60 when […]
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Mayor Of Milford Seeking Court Action Against His Own City & Board Of Adjustment
November 7, 2024
(Milford)– A resident of Milford who also happens to be the city’s Mayor is taking the town, it’s Board of Adjustment, and a property owner, to court. Steve Anderson is asking a judge to overturn a variance the city’s Board of Adjustment granted in September of this year relaxing setback requirements on some property on […]
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South Dakota Voters Reject Carbon Pipeline Provision
November 7, 2024
(Undated)– A South Dakota law that would have allowed Summit Carbon Solutions to supersede all local and county rules restricting where they can build a permitted pipeline was repealed by voters this week. Summit says they’ll apply to the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission for a permit regardless. Summit plans an 8-billion dollar, 25-hundred mile […]
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